Essays about: "American Trade Mark Law"
Found 4 essays containing the words American Trade Mark Law.
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1. Quality control in trade mark licensing - a privilege or an obligation? : With a law and economic perspective it is examined how EU trade mark law deals with quality control within trade mark licensing.
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : Licensing agreements are commonly used when, for instance, exploiting new areas or countries. Trade mark licences are one such example. A trade mark licence gives the proprietor the opportunity to keep its exclusive rights at the same time as another party uses the trade mark in commercial purposes. READ MORE
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2. The Legal Status of Domain Names : A Business Context
University essay from IHH, RättsvetenskapAbstract : Domain names are still a relatively unknown occurrence and despite being a natural part in most people’s every-day life, there are few who reflect over their importance. The original function of domain names was merely to serve as technical addresses and to facilitate the locating of websites on the Internet. READ MORE
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3. The future of Scents as Trademarks in the European Community based on a comparison to the American Experience
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The principal function of a trademark is to give consumers a guarantee of the identity of a market product, by enabling the consumers to distinguish that product from others of a different provenance. In order to make a product stand out in the market place, the industry constantly seeks to invent and use new ways to appeal to customers. READ MORE
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4. Trade Mark and Function
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The ''functionality doctrine'' discussed in this paper was developed in the American trademark law as a judicial concept. It emerged soon after the adoption of the U.S Federal Trademark Act in 1946 and was aimed to define the implementation of the provisions of the Act prohibiting the trade mark protection for the functional signs. READ MORE
